The Curse of the Were-Rabbit is a term often used to describe a fictional affliction that turns a person into a rabbit-like creature during certain times, usually during a full moon. This curse is commonly found in folklore and mythology across different cultures, with variations in the appearance and behavior of the were-rabbit. The curse typically takes hold of an individual and transforms them into a hybrid creature that combines human and rabbit features. This transformation is often accompanied by physical changes such as elongated ears, a cottontail, and increased agility. The origin of the curse varies in different stories and legends. Some believe that the curse is the result of a supernatural curse placed upon an individual by a witch or a magician.
I'm still please with any april skin magic snow version in terms of coverage! Coverage are always buildable and it manage to cover my pores, scar blackhead or any skin imperfection.
Though some part of the cushion was gone after several hours because of my sebum it does not bring my skin looking greasy or cause the cushion to get transferred easily. Some countries may restrict the import of cosmetic goods depending on their policies, and issues that may arise are the responsibility of the recipient.
Some believe that the curse is the result of a supernatural curse placed upon an individual by a witch or a magician. Others suggest that the curse is passed down through generations in a family bloodline. The curse of the were-rabbit is often portrayed as a tragic affliction.
[REVIEW] April Skin - Magic Snow Cushion 2.0 | #21
Few weeks ago , I've just post about April Skin Magic Snow Cushion, it's my favourite cushion in term of coverage and finish. Recently they've come out with version 2.0. I'm excited about this product and have currently used it for about 2 weeks!
SPF 50 + / PA +++ "Anti-Aging , Sunblock , Whitening" - 3 in 1 cushion Packaging :April Skin focus on gold and black on their version 2.0. Unlike the previous packaging of mono color black & while , I prefer this new packaging. It look sleek and chic.
The black carries a matte texture with slight shimmery look. A reflective gold font of "April Skin" printed on top.
Flip puff holder can either rest at 45 degree or 135 degree. Applicator/Application :The packaging focus more on black that they provide a black cushion puff as well! Simply dab the cushion puff onto the cushion to get the product and pat it across your face evenly.
The puff has smooth and soft texture but it's not as soft as the previous version.Unlike other cushion i own , i like how April Skin create their puff holder with air tight function. I would always hear the "click" sound whenever i close the lid. My innisfree cushion lid do not have such properties, in fact it get lose after using it a few months :/
With every new product , they are sealed to prevent the cushion from drying out.AprilSkin adapt the Mochi cushion concept where it's easier for your puff to get the product without dirtying the surrounding of the case.
Product Test : Coverage Test :
I'm still please with any april skin magic snow version in terms of coverage! Coverage are always buildable and it manage to cover my pores, scar blackhead or any skin imperfection.
I really like the improved formula that it's not as sticky as the previous version, this new formula has 42% water base property that it allow the cushion to sit more evenly and naturally on the skin minimising the sticky finish.
It contain 3 main active ingredients - Blueberry Extract , Mineral Water and Aloe Vera Extract. Comparison with previous version> More alluring packaging, since i am a fan of gold and black, I fall deeply in love with the new packaging!
> 2.0 is smaller which means the refill are not compatible for the old version > 2.0 puff holder are not able to stay at any position i want it to be> 2.0 has better oil control properties but it does not whiten the skin as much as the previous version
> I feel that the older version did a better coverage than 2.0 but fortunately , this is buildable and it does not cause any cakiness after building it so i can build the coverage to any amount i wish for.
> Previous version has a softer puff than 2.0 Verdicts: Note : + for positive(pros) , - for negative(con) + Lightweight + Oil control with adequate amount of moist to provide very slight dewiness + Absolutely fantastic coverage+Though some part of the cushion was gone after several hours (because of my sebum) it does not bring my skin looking greasy or cause the cushion to get transferred easily. The finish of my skin are semi-matte to slight dewiness.
+ It's buildable and when i reapply, it does not cake up my skin+ It smell really good! It has a light powdery and floral scent that does not linger on your skin after application.
+/- It brighten up my skin though not as fair as the previous cushion
-After the foundation sat on my skin for 4 hours, I would need to touch up or use loose powder to control the oil around my nose area and the brightening effect has subsided.
Note : I've oily, acne prone skin and i am blessed(not) with hot humid weather, I tried on april skin under such environment and provide reviews on how it works on my skin.
I definitely recommend this cushion to anyone who have the problem of scarring like me, looking for great coverage and slight dewy finish that does not cake up your skin.
In terms of oil control, maybe it depends on individual (eg: the primer you use , or if you stay in air-condition room most of the time) but i would say that 2.0 work better in providing matte finish compared with the older version.
If you are keen to get this holy item , don't forget that StyleKorean provide international shipping and 100% authentic k-beauty items!
As always , thank you for reading and don't forget to leave your comment to tell me your experience with April Skin magic snow cushion 2.0 or if you have any question! See you in my next post!
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The transformed individual experiences profound physical and emotional turmoil. They may struggle to control their urges and may inadvertently cause harm to others, particularly during their transformation. This creates a sense of fear and danger within their community. The curse of the were-rabbit is also frequently used as a plot device in various forms of media, particularly in horror movies and literature. These stories explore the internal struggles of the cursed individual as they grapple with their identity and try to find a cure for their affliction. In some interpretations, the curse of the were-rabbit is portrayed as a metaphor for the complexities of human nature and the duality of good and evil. The transformation into a were-rabbit represents the hidden desires and darker aspects of humanity that are unleashed under certain circumstances. Overall, the curse of the were-rabbit is a captivating and often haunting concept found in folklore and popular culture. It serves as a vehicle for exploring themes of identity, morality, and the consequences of unchecked desires..
Reviews for "The Cultural Significance of the Were Rabbit Curse"
1. John - 2/5 - The Curse of the Were-Rabbit was a disappointing addition to the Wallace and Gromit series. The storyline felt forced and didn't hold my attention throughout the film. Additionally, the humor was lacking, with most jokes falling flat and feeling forced. Overall, I found the film to be underwhelming and not up to the standards set by previous Wallace and Gromit films.
2. Sarah - 1/5 - I found The Curse of the Were-Rabbit to be a complete waste of time. The animation was decent, but the story was incredibly dull and predictable. The characters lacked depth and felt one-dimensional. The attempts at humor were more annoying than funny, making the film unbearable to sit through. I was highly disappointed with this addition to the Wallace and Gromit series and would not recommend it to anyone.
3. Michael - 2/5 - The Curse of the Were-Rabbit lacked the charm and wit that made the previous Wallace and Gromit films so enjoyable. The plot felt repetitive and uninspired, and the characters seemed to be going through the motions without any real growth or development. The animation was decent, but that was not enough to make up for the film's shortcomings. Overall, I was left unsatisfied and felt that this film did not live up to the high standards set by its predecessors.
4. Melissa - 2/5 - I was expecting a lot more from The Curse of the Were-Rabbit, considering the success of the previous Wallace and Gromit films. However, I found this one to be lacking in originality and excitement. The jokes were tired and the plot felt stale, with no real surprises or twists. I was left feeling bored and unengaged, which was a disappointment. I would not recommend this film to fans of the series, as it fails to capture the magic of Wallace and Gromit.